Baltic Sail events are exciting international festivals for all nations and generations. We invite you, your sailing ship and your crew! By participating, you have the unique chance of bringing the culture and customs of your country.
Baltic Pass – Maritime Heritage Tours is creating sailing paths, taking into account maritime heritage of the whole South Baltic region and combining sailing with visiting attractive places on the southern shores of Baltic Sea in different countries.
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During the Baltic Sail Autumn Meeting 2019 in Turku, Finland, on Monday, 16th of September 2019, many important facts have been discussed and figured out. Meeting for the first time in Turku, it was the possibility to get to know the first Finnish member city who joined the Baltic Sail Association in January.Besides the administrative…
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Thanks to the cooperation of the Bureau Hanse Sail, the Hanse Sail Association and the Baltic Sail Association, a young Rostock women participated in a unique sailing experience in the Baltic Sea. Upon invitation by the City of Szczecin to the Lord Mayor of Rostock, Roland Methling, the Hanse Sail Association in Rostock sent the…
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When the Hanse Sail is over in Rostock, other waters are explored – for example in Rostock’s twin city Riga, where the Riga City Festival took place from August 16th to 18th. Since 2011, the Baltic Sail Association annually hosts the Baltic Sail Nations Cup, a regatta on sailing boats between the member cities. Host…
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On August 7th, 2019, the Hajkutter Regatta sailed under special winds: It was part of the promotion campaign for Maritime Heritage Tours, linked to the EU Project “Baltic Pass”. Maritime Heritage Tours combine sailing on traditional sailing vessels with the visit of maritime heritage sites on shore during one- or multi-day trips. Soon, you can…
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In March, the City of Turku, Finland, signed the Membership Agreement of the Baltic Sail Association. Turku is the biggest city in the region of Southwest Finland with about 200.000 inhabitants. As the oldest city in Finland, as well as the first capital, Turku is the cradle of history and culture. Situated by the Baltic…
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